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Subway’s beefed-up sandwiches are hit or miss
The chain, which is searching for a buyer, added deli slicers and meatier sandwiches in an apparent effort to beef up its reputation.
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Climate change wreaks more havoc on wine growers with spring frost
With a unexpected May frost that followed a very warm stretch, New York’s Finger Lakes winemakers are hoping not all is lost for this year’s vintage.
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The ‘Great Resignation’ Is Over. Can Workers’ Power Endure?
The furious pace of job-switching in recent years has led to big gains for low-wage workers. But the pendulum could be swinging back toward employers.
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Janet Yellen Faces a Diplomatic Test in Her Visit to China
The Treasury secretary will need to defend export controls and tariffs while explaining that the United States does not aim to harm China’s economy.
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Ex-Prisoners Face Headwinds as Job Seekers, Even as Openings Abound
An estimated 60 percent of those leaving prison are unemployed a year later. But after a push for “second-chance hiring,” some programs show promise.
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How Tom Brady’s Crypto Ambitions Collided With Reality
The superstar quarterback is among the celebrities dealing with the fallout from the crypto crash. Others, like Taylor Swift, escaped.
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Prosecutors in Trump classified documents case are facing threats
Far-right supporters of Donald Trump are posting the names of prosecutors and government workers online and sometimes revealing personal details, experts said.
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Ron DeSantis campaign raises $20 million in first six weeks
In addition, Never Back Down, the super PAC playing an unusually expansive role in DeSantis’s bid, has raised $130 million since launching, much of it left over from his gubernatorial reelection effort.
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Who’s okay with the affirmative action decision? Many Black Americans.
A new poll shows more Black Americans approve of the Supreme Court’s decision than disapprove. And few believe such policies have actually helped them.
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Who’s okay with the affirmative action decision? Many Black Americans.
A new poll shows more Black Americans approve of the Supreme Court’s decision than disapprove. And few believe such policies have actually helped them.